The Daily Love via Visual Inspiration: It’s Safe To Be Yourself!.

Anderson Layman’s Blog via Kennedy on gratitude……………..

“Gratitude is riches. Complaint is poverty.” Doris Day. via Day on gratitude…………….

“God gave you a gift of 86,400 seconds today. Have you used one to say “thank you?”  William A. Ward. via Ward on gratitude………….

“Doing your best means never stop trying.” Unknown. Get more here: 9 Powerful Life Lessons from Studying with a Monk | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.

Curated from Melody @ Language of Letting Go who writes:

I want to change careers…. I need a friend…. I’m ready to be in a relationship….

Regularly, we become aware of new needs. We may need to change our behavior with our children. We may need a new couch, love and nurturing, a dollar, or help.

Do not be afraid to recognize a want or need. The birth of a want or need, the temporary frustration from ac­knowledging a need before it’s met, is the start of the cycle of receiving what we want. We follow this by letting go, then receiving that which we want and need. Identifying our needs is preparation for good things to come.

Acknowledging our needs means we are being prepared and drawn to that which will meet them. We can have faith to stand in that place in between.

Today, I will let go of my belief that my needs never get met. I will acknowledge my wants and needs, then turn them over to my Higher Power. My Higher Power cares, sometimes about the silliest little things, if I do. My wants and needs are not an accident. God created me, and all my desires.

” via June 12: Getting Needs Met”

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Neale Donald Walsh. Get more here: Are You Playing in Your Comfort Zone? « Positively Positive.

The Daily Love via Visual Inspiration: Impossible or I’m Possible?.

Don’t miss these summer blockbusters:

The smell of fresh cut clover.

The heat and sounds of a summer evening.

Early morning walks in a wood.

The smell of charcoal mixed with the taste of a first sip of cold beer.

Tracking fireflies in a clearing at night.

Hot blacktop on bare feet.

The silence of fishing.

A breeze carrying lilac.

Rabbits grazing at dawn and dusk.

A long conversation outside.

Reading under the shade of maple (or oak or any other) tree.

A swim in a cool lake.

Standing in a cold stream.

Bach on a sunny Sunday morning.

Bottle rockets launching.

Garden tomatoes with salt and pepper.

A wet dog running in circles around the yard to dry off.

The cheers coming from a local baseball park.

A thunder storm.

The taste of a fresh peach.

The cool of a deep woods.

The overture to Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream in mid-summer.

via Cultural Offering.com: Coming to a summer near you. . ..

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